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==Career leaders==
{{Further|List of Major League Baseball career complete games leaders}}
# [[Cy Young]]&nbsp;– 749
# [[Pud Galvin]]&nbsp;– 646
# [[Tim Keefe]]&nbsp;– 554
# [[Walter Johnson]]&nbsp;– 531
# [[Kid Nichols]]&nbsp;– 531
# [[Bobby Mathews]]&nbsp;– 525
# [[Mickey Welch]]&nbsp;– 525
# [[Charley Radbourn]]&nbsp;– 489
# [[John Clarkson]]&nbsp;– 485
# [[Tony Mullane]]&nbsp;– 468
# [[Jim McCormick (pitcher)|Jim McCormick]]&nbsp;– 466
# [[Gus Weyhing]]&nbsp;– 448
# [[Grover Cleveland Alexander]]&nbsp;– 437
# [[Christy Mathewson]]&nbsp;– 434
# [[Jack Powell (pitcher, born 1874)|Jack Powell]]&nbsp;– 422
# [[Eddie Plank]]&nbsp;– 410
# [[Will White]]&nbsp;– 394
# [[Amos Rusie]]&nbsp;– 392
# [[Vic Willis]]&nbsp;– 388
# [[Tommy Bond (baseball)|Tommy Bond]]&nbsp;– 386

All pitchers above are right-handed, except for Eddie Plank. All also played most or all of their careers before the start of the modern [[live-ball era]] of baseball, which began during the 1920 season and was fully established in 1921. Among pitchers whose entire careers were in the live-ball era, the all-time leader in complete games is [[Warren Spahn]], whose total of 382 places him 21st all-time.